It’s one of the most important things for me because I want to feel good and to enjoy life. I rarely buy takeaways and when I go out with friends for fish and chips, I only have the fish with some peas.ĥ) How important is a healthy lifestyle for you? I try very hard to have a healthy diet, even when I eat out at a restaurant. It would also make me more flexible and less likely to get injured when I work out. I really want to take up yoga because I often feel stiff after exercise and I think it would help. I also make sure that I get enough sleep.įortunately, I’m very healthy and rarely get ill, although I occasionally catch a cold in the winter.ģ) Is there anything you’d like to improve about your fitness? I eat a balanced diet with lots of fresh fruit and vegetables and take some form of exercise every day. Here’s something to think about as you work through this page: Short videos and podcasts that will help you to improve both your health vocabulary and your reading and listening skills. The health vocabulary list contains words and phrases relevant to all parts of the IELTS exam.įinally, at the bottom of the page I've added links to topical articles, The list also includes explanations and sample sentences and there is an audio to listen to pronunciation.
You'll find these words and phrases, and many others, in the vocabulary list beneath.
I've highlighted key words and phrases in bold. They give the best opportunity for me to demonstrate the vocabulary and for you to practise using it.īelow you will find IELTS-style questions and answers for all three parts of the Speaking test. The questions relate to the Speaking test because this part of the exam offers the broadest range of possible questions on the topic of health and fitness. We’ll start with the questions and answers. List, at the bottom of the respective sections.
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PDF downloads of both the questions and sample answers, and the health vocabulary To online reading and listening resources
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